I can remember this happening to our family recently…
My wife had posted on Facebook a somewhat vague struggle our family was facing. A local pastor friend called me that night and said, “I don’t know what all is going on, but just wanted to check in, see if there’s anything we could do to help, and pray with you.”
The fact that he saw my wife’s post, and chose to pick up the phone and personally call, was impactful on me.
I want to be that person to others. And I’ve found that a great place to start is with the people I love within the walls of my own home.
So, in a fast-paced digital world, who could you write a note to this week, personally visit as a family, or actually say a prayer with?
It’s a little thing that probably won’t take too long on your end, but whoever’s on the receiving end might just see it as a really big deal.
Never underestimate how even a small gesture of kindness can have a big impact. Especially, in a digital world.
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